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Originally posted by filup79 View PostThis whole 9 fights in nonsense. Look at the age he turned pro. If he did all this in his first 9 fights after turning pro at 18 then that would really be something to talk about. Floyd,Oscar, Roy Jones, any other P4P from the past would have been able to accomplish what Loma has if they waited to turn pro at 25. Loma is great talent, met him a few times as he trains in Oxnard but I believe it will be impossible for him to take on any good fighters who aren't with Arum. Only way he faces Linares or Mikey is if a purse bid is needed because I dont see Arum putting up the money or the fighters won't agree to Arum's contract stipulations of giving him future options. Loma will be fighting Beltran for his next fight just watch.
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Originally posted by richardt View PostStill waiting for that list of fighters who turned pro at 25 and won as many title fights in their first 9 fights as Lom did. Lets see that list which obviously you are incapable of producing.
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Originally posted by filup79 View PostRe Read my comments, any P4P fighters like Roy Jones, Floyd, Oscar, Mosely and so on would have accomplished what Loma did if they turned pro at 25. Besides Loma had like 6 fights that should have counted as pro fights that aren't on his record. Loma is skillful and a talent, other fithers who turn pro at 25 aren't that talented and are held back by their promoter. Loma only got a title shot because of Arum. NOw you tell me, would any of the fighters I mention win a title within a few fights if they waited to turn pro at 25 like Loma?
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Originally posted by j.razor View Postlil g got stuck in that fight. Yo know it. Its 2017, time to rid of the fake s**t.
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Originally posted by richardt View PostRe read what I said. Name the fighters who did. Not the coulda, woulda, shoulda's. Fact, those fighters would not have fought that many title fights in 9 fights because they needed to acclimate to the Pros like almost every single fighter in history who doesnt fight for a title till much later and would have been rushing things to fight for titles in their second pro fight if they had turned pro at 18 or 25. What Lom did, almost no fighter has done. And the first 6 fights were not full pro fights, they were a hybrid. Boxrec shows the most accurate records of fighters and what they show, counts. Fact, Lom belongs with with a very small list of fighters in boxing history who have had that many title fights that early.
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Originally posted by filup79 View PostHow do you know they wouldn't have fought that many titles fights in 9 fights? Floyd won a title in his 18th fight at 20. Would Loma been able to do that if he turn pro at 18. You are putting Loma in history with greats, Loma is a talented fighter who benefited staying in the amateurs till he was 25. He was well experience fighters by that age, more experience than a 18 year old turning pro. Floyd, Roy Jones, Mosley and so on would have been experience enough by 25 to do what Loma did, they were dominant as amateur and would have continued to dominate but they turned pro early. By 25 these guys were already multi division champs. Loma beat an over hyped Russell for a vacant belt and the worst champion in Martinez. Im not saying Loma isn't special but dont forget that he's 29
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Originally posted by SniXSniPe View PostArum didn't lowball. Rigo even agreed to the finances. He passed on the fight because of weight @ 126. He said it so himself. Weight was the issue.
And why do you believe Rigo is willing to fight at 130 when he wasn't even willing to fight Loma at 126 late 2015ish? That makes absolutely no sense, unless he is ready to cash out on one final fight for unrealistic demands of money he will never receive.
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Originally posted by OnePunch View Postexactly. And no matter how bad you want the system to operate as some sort of fantasyland socialist utopia where a fighter's pay is tied to his skillset and not his economic drawing power, unfortunately we all live in the REAL world and not your dream sequence.......
and $10 bucks says you thought a 90-10 split for Canelo over GGG was fair because 97k doe!!!!
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